Intermediate crops are checked until November 1 in Bulgaria

Published 2021년 10월 5일

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The Ministry of Agriculture has reminded farmers that intermediate crops, which can include a variety of cereals and non-cereals, should be sown by September 1 and checked between September 1 and November 1. To receive green direct payments, farmers are encouraged to diversify their crops, maintain permanent grassland, and have an ecologically oriented area. Intermediate crops, which are grown between main crops, must not be available in the field after April 15 of the year following the year of application, and there is a ban on the application of plant protection products for areas where intermediate crops are used as ecologically oriented areas.
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Intermediate crops should be sown by September 1 and can be checked in the period from September 1 to November 1 of the year of application, reminded by the Ministry of Agriculture. The fertilizer crisis In order to receive green direct payments, farmers should apply crop diversification, maintenance of existing permanent grassland and the presence of an ecologically oriented area (ERA). Intermediate crops are one of the possibilities for fulfilling the presence of ERA on the farm. Intermediate crops are mixtures of cereals (rye, triticale, barley, wheat, oats, einkorn, millet, sorghum and broom) and non-cereals (peas, vetch, star anise, sainfoin, lentils, beans, chickpeas, beans, lupins, burchak, soybeans, mustard, turnips, fodder turnips, rapeseed) with a merged surface. They are grown between two main crops after harvesting the previous main crop and ...
Source: Agri

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